When is the hottest summer on record in China?

It's a hot summer day, and high temperature is also a headache for us. According to some historical records, China also had the hottest summer in its history, probably in the eighth year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, which was similar to ours at the moment, between May and June in the lunar calendar.

Although I didn't agree with the historical materials and used some exaggerated writing, it was really hot at that time. According to historical records, during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, there was a high temperature for eight years: at that time, the air in the Qing Dynasty was as hot as fire. On the land in the north of China, my feet were scalded as soon as they touched the ground. In the hot street, someone suddenly fainted to the ground in a short time. This time, he never got up and left. In this way, the high temperature has been sweeping the land, and there is no breath at all.

According to the Records of Fushan County, the summer in May is particularly hot, and many pedestrians on the road will be killed by the heat, especially in Beijing. Many Fushan people in Beijing were also killed by heat. Fushan belongs to Linfen City, Shanxi Province. At that time, many people were frozen to death by high temperature, and some Fushan people doing business in Beijing were also frozen to death by high temperature.

The gaoyi county annals of the Republic of China also recorded the Qianlong period. From May 28th to June 6th, the weather was unbearably hot. Even touching the wall is as hot as fire, and the sun is particularly poisonous. Many people are so hot that they are dying of thirst.

Today's scientists have worked out some specific times through rigorous calculations. 1743 On July 20-25, the average temperature on that day was as high as 40℃, and the temperature on the last day was particularly high, reaching 44.4℃, which was the highest temperature in summer in the history of China. After that, the high temperature of 42.6℃ appeared in 1942, and the highest temperature reached 42.2℃ in the summer of 1999, and the temperature never exceeded the summer of Qianlong eight years.